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Welded Under COmpulsi0n.
4 NEW YORK COURT ANNUIs MARRIAGR MADE A
THU MCZIIH OF Pistol


THE MCZzLk OF PISTOL
Miss Agnes ODonnell was seventeen years old
when she married Henry Honahan. Judge Dono-
hue, In New York, handed down q decree yester-
day confirming the report Of Referee steinhart de-
claring the marriage null and void. The husband
did not testify, he ia In prison for picking pock
cts Miss ODonnell said she repeatedly refused
TO marry H0nahan, and on october "a he called
upon her. He again asked her 10 be his wife. and
again she refused. He drew pistol from h1s
pocket, and pressing 1t against her head, said: "If
you don't marry me ana give me 500 I'll shoot
then forced her TO dress and prepare to be married
He took her to clergyman, beforehand warning
her that she must answer In the Affirmative TO all
the ministers questions or die. she was daZed.
and after the ceremony hurried to her home she
refused TO live with her husband, but Honahan,
with his pistol forced her to occupy the same room
O'Donnell says that q few years ago she received
severe injuries On the Long Island Railroad, for
which the company paid her literally, and HOna-
han wanted the money.
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VvNdOMAS 4. WAtdAMANs lSsh Esthte Auctiolotr
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNIMPRQvED REAL ESTATE On TWENTY.
FIRST STREET AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-
NUE., BETWEEN NJ AND STREETS NORTH.
By virtue Of . deed Of trust duly recorded In -
Liber No .1O47, folio l21 ct seq. Of the Land III
Of the party thereby default been
we will sei public saetion IL front q the premises
FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. part of Lot 4; in square 80,
ieginning New Hampshire avenue II feet from the
corner Ut Twenty hrst sire and SAID avenue, and
running thence southery along said avenue II feet,
thence south along Twenty-6rst street 81 feet :
inches, thence cas-, III feet. thence north feet
inches, and thence westerly In straight line TO the
beginning. improved in part by ? two-story brick
house plat Of said property will be exhibited At the
time Of saleL
Terms: One-thrd cash, OF which 600 win be re-
Quifed Ut time OF sale balance in three equal install
ments in six twelve. and eighteen months which
notes Of purchaser bearing interest from day of
and secured By deed Of trust proper sold, will be
taken or all cash, IT option Of purchaser all convey
ancng and recording will be at purchasers
to be complied WI in twelve days from time of sale
property will be resOld at fisk and cost of default
ing purchaser after seven days advertisement.
THOS E. WAGGAMAN,
JOHN W. PILLING.
Trustees.
~ A.,-4
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SENT TO THE PENITRNTIARY FUR PICKING POCKETS
DURING THE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO NRNPHis
During the visit OF the President to Memphis q
handsome, well-dressed, and ned-looking young
man, who gave the name OF Kenwood ana said he
had come TO Memphis from st. Louis, was arrested
for picking the pocket OF a countryman OF Ss75
The money was found on KenwOOd's person and,
after trial In the Grimm Il Court, he was
found guilty and sentenced 10 three years
in the penitentiary. Now comes the strange
part OF the case. After his conviction Kenwood
told his attorney that he was the youngest son OF
an English earl, and had come to grief through
dissipation. He gave the address OF a gentleman
prominently Identified with the Canadian govern.
ment at Toronto, and asked that he be telegraphed
70 for assistance. This was DONE and O few days
ago telegram was received from the Bank OF
Toronto, sending 81, 500 as bond money and ask.
ing that they be advised II further funds were
needed. The judge OF the Criminal Court refused
70 take the u 500 as bond and Kenwood will nave
70 90 TO the penltentiarY.
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COL HUGHRs-HALLET KISSED At BANQUET
Col. Hughes-Hallett was present last evening at
the Licensed Victuallers dinner at Chatham. This
Is the first time he had appeared in public since
the publication OF the charges concerning his rela-
the gallery showed their disapproval of his pres
ence by kissing. The offenders were elected after
on exciting struggle.
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NUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

UAUNCANSON ohOc, Aucuoheors.
TRUSTEES SALE UNDER DECREE OF CorHT OF
ELEVEN OF THOSE FINE BRICK DWELL
INGS, ON EAST CAPTION. STREET. BETwEEN
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS EAST. AND
SQUARE.
By virtue Of . decree passed by the Supreme -
Court OF the District OF Columbia, in Equity "a.
Cause No. 1921. Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance. -
Company Albert Grant ct Al, will sell at pubc
fITTEkNTH DAY or k0vEMBEH 1857. !. foUk
O'CLOCK r. n (sAle to be continued the next day at
the hour: If necsssAry), Lots numbered one ~,
three 60. four (4 nve six l6 eight CO. nine t9.
ten QOl, eleven I'LL, twelve OIL fourteen Q4), SIX
teen (l6l, seventeen 40 and eighteen uS( Of the
subdivision Of square Numbered seven hundred and
sixty (76.) in the City OF Washington, d c.. tho
same m Of record in the Once OF the surveyor Of the
with desirable brick dwsinss and viii be sold ssps-
Term. Of sale: ope-sourth cash and the balance It
six twelve and eighteen uonths for which the notes
Of the RuEchaser. bs.si?s interest from the day Of
soid Or ali cash. q the option Of the parchaser
Guiding al amounts neceesay 70 redeem the property
the purchase money. deposit Of $500 viii be ne
policy OF tnsur.nce ag.nst nre WI pc required q
amount e the trustee may deem proper.
BkAINARD II WARNER Trustees.
DUNCANsON Bk0A. Sio nv
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LETTER 10 TAKMANY HALl-n1 HOPES THAT I'M
ENTIRE DkNoCRArlc TICKET WILL N nLacT1D.
Tsmmany Halls rattlcation OF tho united demo.
cratic ticket, In New York last night crowded The
vigwam On Hath street. Oongresamsn q q Oox
was chosen chairman. Aftef the speech Of the
chairman and the reading Of long list Of vice
presidents lettsr Was read from President Cleye-
land, In which he says:
At will b imposEible for me % comply WITH
your courteous invitation TO inset With those who
propose TO ratify Tomorrow evening the n0mina-
tons q the united democracy. VITA The hearty
wish that every CANDIDATE upon your exeellent
ticket may be triumphantly elected, am yeprA
very truly, 0RovBR CLHvKLAND."
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uNtIBB tBuLAkD" p8CIAHH4 fuAf lRI6HlEN WILL
ExACT COMPOUND vpNGDANCn
The Dublin United ireland Of ThuFsday COO,
taina two columns Of reports OF meetings Of sup
pressed branches Of the National League. In an
editorial II characterizes the removalof Mr.. O8rsp
to Tullamcre jail a. an outrage, and says 10 was
done In behalf OF the landlords "Henceforth," It
sayA 'the people will make the Landlords hostages
for Mr.. O'Brten's safety. The plan OF campaign
VIII become not merely the tenants weapon Of de-
fenae, but an instrument OF vengeance" IL says:
"Wtll Irishmen remain Quiescenti And not RAE
his torture house to the ground? Please God, not
quite. IL Mr.. OBrten Is harmed, for every hatr OF
his head lr1shmen will exact compound vengeance"
The tn rty summonses have been ISSUED under the
crimes act In connection with evictiens at Bally-
hannis, little village In County Mayo The ma
1ority OF the sumnonses are for young girls who
TOOK an active part In resisting the evicti0na
The Home Rule Union held meeting In London
last night, and passed resolutions OF sympathy
with Mr. Wiifred Blunt and Mr.. O'Brfen. They
also resolved TO continue the agitation In Ireland
by sending English speakers to address the Irish
people.
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SENATOR ss Z, sss on TIE REVIVAL OF Wan Is.

SENATOR SHERMAN ON THE REVIVAL OF War Is.
sUEs-SenatOr Sherman addressed the republicans
or Youngstown, ohio, last night. He said: 81 three
months ago there was no disposition on the part
or republicans TO revive the war issues and stir up
aniinOs1ty between the North and the South The
recent celebration In the South and glorificatIon
OF Jen Davis, with the speech made by jackson at
face issues that with their consent would never
again have been brought to the surface. The
bringing OF Gen. Gordon into the Ohio canvass was
bad political move on the part OF the democratic
managers"
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tSs ssEk rsepEsF5rft s AZ FSE
ESss SSSslEzsaaossE ssS sS Yab ssS q
ss e h4f8 9ssy l9uR i,sss
The premisea ahan sell 81 Of Original Lot % In
= s 10: g = IN
Sash sssst 6ssnf shs scssa sosnss e ga Ard \
NeA 200 snA 3l02. VIA rent foe cas- pgr monsh-
80 SssS 1 :: sss & s ssss
eSi-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Aucs
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1900
OvERC OATS
Among them some Of the finest man ufactured
Have Them You Shall. however great the sacrinee-
such were the words addressed 10 by prouAansat
'''' ~ ' We MADE THE DEAF.
AZ 90 cssfs % On s: TIE pci Ii se
We make our usual prolific Ter cent-snd yet sup
At go per cent Les than the cost Of produotion.
This " Overcast wsea, and the prices quoted balsv
o,ERSoaT CRAZE
Victory o.'a ovsrcO.'sesd value for sio Our pr'o'
chiuchin. 2vsrcost.- slus ana brown bound Win
sleeve hnins-~0ula be sssss s.ss 'sis. Our 'no'
those no ifs 'a: s:. to
warp :..ss iSrg i.esy .Issss hs,as. ssiSs. sois:
real value sii-'o' Our s sTiFfs
Fine worsted Overcast. torford,-deuhie warp
serxe lining sstteen sleeve lining. velvet coaEA richly
worm 'i' "' P''0' se7a
Chinchilla oyercoatssnuf color. silh velvet pipins
s si$sS s ;';" S Ssa Ss worn
ported. full ssiin lined Don't faint nor 70 q ne
high strtkes" Steady The SHOCK sss. ~ oRs. e
''' Si17s buys any one Of either shade.
body Of Coz, and Sleeves lined with .sIinnsrs I'D
s2o12.
VICTOR Z ApLER's
Ten Per Cent Clothing House,
DE- aud 929 9TH ST. NV, corner Massachusetts, -
Strictly One Price
o3I Open Saturday until IL pm
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b MEE Of TnIRR AND Il SHEETS North
SsXz !. SsfI s o =, q.

IN mont Oh 70" pf Sf i SQUARE Sea.
.ostinS g 1ls fsss on /. sgsss nUsh and l90 fss
nsr Of "a md Sta n,v ana irunta % 4-12 feet By
Houss on Sd e, near B. and ifons 30 feet on "a
street The locstoa IL one q The best and for in
Tsrms One fHizd cab balance q cnesnd two years
note! 70 besF III cst tntsrest from Day q seie
ass ON P.Smi.ss SID e " S,sh e epsio9 q rgl
corner house and deposiS q 300 on De houss o
e street cooveXsncin8 e. 9 parchasers cest
sSsssvsd . sSss e RI snd eoss a. dsfsaias9 pr
Chr efesf I've AgY g1be nsties g sueh Y.ais d
'' ssSsS BSsssasa ssSs.
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THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.
CATATnaIyF aATr

VINHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS
- BOOKS
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF LITERATURE,
Many of them IN Fine Bindings and
Finely illustrated
Also Faehtx' Plat Book OF the City Of Warrington, in
perfect condition.
Schoolcrnfts Indians. elegant and perfect CODY.
To b sold 1T
PUBLIC AUCTION,
At my Book SalesroomA Eleventh street and Pennsyl.
vants avenue, mmencing
At HALE.PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK,
And Following EveninRa
Parties unable " attend the Sale can have their o.
ders executed BY the Auctjoneer.
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A Brides sad Fate.

PARAIYzKD WHILE TRYING ON HER WEDDING SLIP
PENS.
Miss Birdie Meyburg, the young lady who was
stricken with paralysis in St. Louis last Saturday
while buying her wedding slippers In . shoe store,
died Tuesday night at her residence, 35,9 Olive
street. Miss Aeybury was beautiful girl. twenty
Two years OF age, and was 70 marry Mr. Alfred
Grunsfeld, OF Albuquerque, ". NJ, on the 18th. On
saturday, as she was STOPPING 10 try on a white
satin slipper 10 q Broadway store, she fell to the
floor senselesS and never recovered consciousness
up 70 the time OF her. death. Mr.. Grunsfeld, the
groom arrived from New Mexico In Sc. Louis Wed
nesday. The scene, when he -azed on the dead
girls remains, was heartrending. Miss Meyburg
was the daughter Of . well-known wholesale CON-
Ilissfon mr.rcn aur.
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The FRENCH FLAGSHIP MINERvE-French Vice
Consul Vossion and a number of French citizens
proceeded down the river, at Philadeiphia yester-
day, TO meet the French flagship Miperve. Admi-
RAJ vlgnes received the visitors and expressed mis-
pleasure at the cordial reception rendered him.
On sighting League Island nayy-yaId q salute OF
twenty-one guns was nred from the frtgate, which
was responded TO by the League Island battery, In
lined the river banks and saluted the flagship.
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WHITE GIRL ELoPEs WITH NEGRo-A tele-
gram from Moon City, Iowa, says: Thos Jeffer-
Faircr, white, young lady OF very respectable
parentage, have eloped They have Purchased
tickets Tor Minneapolis The affair has created
quite sensation. The parents will make no en-
deavOr TO rescue their daughter.
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a saloon Keeper kills Himself when
ArVeDeR6.

GREAT BEND. KAN, Nov. Al II. Miller, up 70
week ago express agent for the Pacific Company at
this place, went 70 Ellinwood, ond the officers
heard that he was failing beer and whisky with
out a license. An officer went there and arrested
him, bringing him to this city. They had stopped
at livery barn before taking him TO Jail when
Miller drew a revolver from his pocket aud shot
himself through the heart, dying Immediately.
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TESTIMONIAL TO MRssRs. PAINE AND BUR0Ees--
The Boston committee on the Paine Burgess testi-
monial closed It's boz ks last night. having raised
by popular subscription about $500, while the
In all tll 500. Probably . very handsome vase d
silver Will be presented to Gen. Paine. When II Is
completed . dinner win be rendered to MessrA
Pain: and Burgess, to which Q number Of Bostons
prominent CITIZENS will be Invited. At the ban
Quet the vase will be presented TO Gen. Paine and
q cash present win be given to Mr.. Burgess
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me municipal elections 10 England have been
cOmpieseG Tue r-turus show gain Tor the I'D.
<t 1850, o. 1s and gain for the conservatives and
,. ,.ks 2xn4sr % The norseshoeing e3aptisn.
Snents ID New fork have granted the demands OF
Inc norseSooers nor Increased " AGA and that the
making Of az doxsa shoes shaIi copslitute day's
work.
Twenty-Five days ago X N. Frazier, OF Raleigh.
C. loI me nird dog Tuesday the dog was
iouha ~ golo pn and was rescued It WAS 30
weak that Il could scarcely stand but was other
vie mon none ths worse for the long FAST
Joseph FULLER, seaman In the o. a Navy re-
ltung Al Newo1ryoort, hass., has been allowed q
Pension nor total blindness from October 27 IStri,
tstl30sS
ssnsrson Davis and family len Macon, Ca, In Q
WYNN car ior beauyotr yesterday morptng bring
cscovteo oy the Macon volunteers Tn re VA No
ss.si SfA''oh' MI Davis appeared as well as
liz e.pital stock Of the Western Union re,e.
keke O1mpary has been ilcreasea a. 90 m
making ths total sss 100000. s''"""o0''
nc tIi1i o. hialAirand In Madrid vesrerdsx
eaempt<nx ~ murder exNsr.h.i 6s,s,ss
-. .nns..es sestined that the prisoner WA
s.osGSs tor 80 s..s,a insanity" and was not re-
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o31-dtd
THOMAS BOWLING. Austio.ser.
ThggsT r e sA r. or yALgAgLE PROPERTY on
TEE EAhT 61DE OF THIRTEENlH STREET,
BETWEEM AND y HTREETH NORTHWEST,
1MPnONkD Ok FINE THkEE- STORY BRICK

RESIDENCE
= y virtue Of he authostsx ysstsd in me b. the
Of the District Of Columbla, dscsassd, duly Cd r
q Will d9f "a nssrct WI ssn e Hnblic .ncton
DAx Of N9ykMREN A b. 1857. 4 ExIf-FAsT
fOUR O'CLOCK 2. u. the folowirg- Described real
lot nine q? " sGuass TO hundred and ninety 2e0h
gi1nins for the s.me e point i3sh street wet
nd 2n the xsss Inc said let 20 feet south of the
esst lQ0 fest thnos Hoth 20 iiet; thsnce vsst 100
tnence o9uth WITH ts wet line Of aid lot 20 fest
the Place Of beSinning, improved hy substanttal
s9Lree.ssoY oacx owaung. being preInises No. 621
Tsrms "a .als: Yns sh,rd Of The purchase money in
CASH ana tho residue In two equal instalmcn1 pay
ahe Y 0ne and two year. WITH interest rom the day
~ iis ~ HS9esd 20 snsn1sn, psya5ss
cheers notss and dssd e 1st q he propsrty; o.
g 9S0Q WI = rssuisd 9 ~ the g s.le an coq:
~ ssms q - - ~ - :. ~
sss SSSRssy ~ =: ss'o'd = ~ m ~ De
oSi-AAds Executor snd Yrnsses, bun Buiidng
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THE GRAPHIC UNDER NEW MASAGExxyr.-The
negotiations Tor the sale OF the New YORK Graphtc
have been concluded, and a syndicate OF wealthy
capitalists In New York and Philadelphia have
finally secured control OF the paper This ar
rangement viii keep the Graphic an independent
democratic Journal and the friend OF the national
and State administrations Thus the prominent
republicans who Were negotiating for it have
strengthened and remain In the democratic fola
Major Huxley, the former proprietor, retains
interest In the Graphic, as ne would have done
had Mr.. riatt and his friends bought IL Mr.. FL
wards H. Con, president OF the American Electrical
Manufacturing Company, has been selected as the
president OF the new organization, and Mr.. y G.
brown will be the general manager. Col Frank
A. Burr, OF the Philaoelphia Times, viii Be tie
on basis OF ty50,000.
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o27-d&ds ELrAZER II. MIIIER,t trustees.
TUNRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il REAL ESTATr on NoRThMEsr CORNER OF

fUNRtS1EE'S SALE OF 1hPkOtED
III real. ESTATE ON NORTHMESr CORNER OF
MAINLAND Av ME- AND rlNTb STREETS
SOUTHWEST. IN WASHINGTON, u. G.
BY vi OF d ed o. trust. dated ApTil 10 A H. -
1855 recorded in liber No ll2O, Polo 4:lJ.et seq
of the land records or the Dstric; q. Colmnbia Ii
and NJ the written request the party secured there
by will sell az public sale 70 ir2n Of H. r,nlises on
u. 1867, az HALF-PkS1 FUR UC. % Z. II, all
that certain piece or parcel of land and preIni.
known and stiIgtiished on the ground p Plat
of the city Washing in the istric ol Columbia
as lot lett cred A, of William 4 Todd's sub-s Of
square numbered thr hundred and lity-two (352),
together with all the improvements, ways, easeens.
rights, privileges thereto
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money in
cash. aud the balance th reef n two equal insAluen
in and twelve months from the day sale with in
terest thereon 1T the rate Of six cetun per
10 be secured by the notes Of the purchase pur
chasers thereof and approved deed Of isst the
property sold; all cash. at the option Of the pur
chaser purchasers thereof. deposit oi $500 will
be required at time Of sale from the purchaser or
has thereof. aud all eonveysn and recording
shall be at his her their expense II the terms Of
sale not complied with in ten days from the day
of sale the trustee the right TO resell tie prop
erty and of defautiry purchaser or
purchasers after at least nye 80 days advertisement
SEYMOUR W. TULLuCk.
DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts o26
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SPEECH THAT MAY LEAD TO A DCKl--A teie-
gram from Columbia, q G., November 2, says: A
speech made by Capt. b. r. T1llm n In Barnwell
two days ago Il likely 70 lead 70 blOOdshed. Till
man. the leader o. the farmers movement, has
for two years been attacking the State govern
I1ent, claiming that the farmers were ground
Gown by taxation. In his last speech 70 q
farmers convention he charged the Commits
sioner Of Agriculture. Col A p. Butler, with
collecting q large amount OF money and not ac-
counting for II, and OF general extravAgance and
incompetency. Col Butler Is OF nery Edgeneld
blood and a man OF undoubted courage Last
Tillman the he. Butler has left the city. His
friends know that ne viii not brook the charge OF
dishonesty made by T1llman, and they say there
Will Be trouble. Butler, a. q State Officer cannot
send a challenge, and Q street duel Ii the more
likely TO occur.
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a Brakeman. terrible Injuries.

GREENssCKG, Pa, NOV. 4-Thursiay morning
Grant Morgan, a freight brakeman on the Penn
sJlvania Railroad, WAS fatally injured near Cone
hIaugh- lie was arranging 10 make coupling OF
cars that were moving very slowly and had Raised
the pin, when a humber OF cars unseen by him,
came down with considerable speed, striking the
car and thrOslng him between the dead-WoOds,
where he was crushed frightfully. The coupling
pin which he -leid In his hand was driven COM
psteiy through his body, making hoie through
which could be seen daylight, and exposing the
heart His Injuries are such that he cannot posi-
bly, live. His agOny was 50 intense that IL was
impossible for hlm 10 lie still
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Murderer ns Fourteen.

FoRf SNITs, ARK, Nov. 4-George smith, aged
fourteen years, who has been on trial In the
United states Court In this city, for numbering
girl playmate by shooting her with Winchester
ride was found guilty OF manslaughter. The
crime was committed IN the Territory about two
Years ago.
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1ET,ERAMS TO THE STAR
,rix.r q, suicide By Gossip.

tart. Isp.. Nov 4-The city Is very much ex-
Ger the suicide OF Mamie Adams, the adopted
a., Ter OF the Rev. r. ". Adams. Of St johns
RnSopal Church. The family nad been at fu-
led xhe wss slsrping In her roon- She was
,,Gd 20 be IN a stupor, and upon being aroused
III much effort stated that she had taken strych-
no or account OF sOme false ossip she had heard
ancerning herself She then died
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CAND FfRk- PROOF BUILpING on THE NORTH.
EAST CORNE.. OF ElGhTH AND STREETS
NORTHWEST. NOW OCCUPIED BIZ THE
UNITED STATES AS THE BUREAU OF EDU-
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the -
District Of Columbia passed in Equity Cause No. -
1030S Docket 20, wherein Daniel Pratt Wright Iii
complainant aud Emma G. Wright ct al ar defendants,
I shall On THURSDAY, the TENTH DAY OF 90
VENEER, A. d. 1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, offer
for sale at auction in front Of the premises part Of
numbered three Cd in souAre numbered hundred
and twenty -nne (42e) in the city of Washington, d.
c. beginning for the same at the southwest corner Of
said lot aud running thence east along street north
seventy feet; thence north thirty-n and twenty
hlndredths cS9.2O) feet TO the center OF party wall
thence feet and thence south Along Eighth
street west trtyine and twenty hundredths go 20)
feet to lhs place OF beginning, inprov by Q Iour-
story and basrment brick 6re proof uding. now
cuped 10y tbs United States the Bureau Of Education.
Terms Of saleOne. fourth Of the purchase money IN
cash and the residue In three equal at
spsctvely one two and three years from the day OF
semi Annually. The deferred payments to he secured
by the purchasers notes and deed Of trust the
property ell the purchase money be paid in cash.
deposit Of $500 viii be required at tie time Of
All conveyancins and recording at the purchasers
II the terms Of sale are not complied with within
twenty days after sale the property Will be resod at the
risk aud cost OF the drfsuitins purchaser.
REGINALD FENDALI, Trustee,
Corner y -. and La ave
WALTER Is WILLIAMS Co,
n